good morning, at 4:00 a mothers plea to find her son's killer. >> as a mom, i am pleading with the person who hit my son. i forgive you. for you need to know that i forgive you. >> left to die. this morning the heartfelt message a local mother is sending the person responsible for killing her son in a hit-and-run accident. >> and developing overnight, nothing but rubble left after a massive house fire in warrington, but wasn't just the home that caught fire. what officials say may lead to how this fire all started. >> the day after new york primary, presidential candidates turning their sites to pennsylvanian several are making stops right here in our area. full court press to win the keystone state. ted cruz was here last night, you know, about a block away.

>> okay. >> good day everyone, it is wednesday, april 20th, 2016. lauren dawn johnson. >> what's up? >> looking on sleek this morning, sharp. >> apparently the thing to say, not you're on fleet, but fleeky. >> or flakey. sue serio, how are you today? another beautiful day on tap? >> i have a good moisturizer i can recommend for that. and we're talking about our satellite and radar picture. the closest rain we can find, couple of showers down here in alabama. but there is unfortunately a lot more rain headed into texas, places where we is have seen flooding over the past couple of days here in philadelphia, though, nothing to show you again on radar. we have little bit of rain far to the north, not expected to make it here. so lets that's talk temperatures, we get started on your wednesday morning, 52 degrees, out there. we have a bit of a breeze. it is out of the north-northeast, it is 10-mile an hour. 6:15 your sunrise time, relative humidity very low out there. so, that does mean a good hair

day. and temperatures will probably stay in the 60s all day long, slightly cooler air around, but knowing beautiful day in store, with plenty of sunshine. now, your sunset time is getting later and later. sunset time is 7:45. so, that is a look at your planner for wednesday, weekend getting little closer now that this is hump day. we will have the weekend forecast for you, talk about the next time it will rain, it is all coming up in that seven day forecast. hey, bob kelly. >> i have it on my calendar that tomorrow's my fertilizer day, my weed controlling day, because it will rain on friday. >> friday, that's right. >> that's what sue told me. so that's on my to do list. it is on my list, whether i get to that, totally different story. but crews did get to the work last night on the delaware memorial bridge. here is the deal, you know the suspension ropes, the coils that casino of keep the span suspends from the sun side to the other, they had to replace three of them. they've been doing that work

all last night into early this morning. so if you are headed south along 295, or the new jersey turnpike, and heading into delaware, instead of four lanes, there is only one open through this morning. now, no et a on what this morning means. that could mean 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., could be done in a hour, best bet avoid the delaware memorial bridge, heading into delaware at least for the morning rush hour, play it safe, jump over the commodore barry bridge to save yourself some time. blue route looking good, no problems between i95 and the schuylkill expressway. the pennsylvania turnpike, off to good start here. philly bensalem over to valley forge. the vine street expressway still closed in both directions, between the schuylkill and broad street. and mass transit, shuttle bussing both the market frankford and subway until 5:00 a.m. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much. mother's desperate play after her son is killed in a hit and up. >> her son just riding his

bike, he was hit and left to die in the street. >> steve keeley standing by police headquarters with the latest on this investigation, hi, steve. >> reporter: well, this happened late friday, early saturday, around 4:00 a.m., and the reason why we're just reporting it now, several days later, is initially came in as a suspected assault case, and then the victim in this case did not succumb it the injuries until two days after he was rushed to the hospital, 3:45 in the morning on saturday. twenty-seven year old jamal morris, local engineering employee, who graduated from drexel university, a very smart young man, who liked to drive his -- ride his bike all over the city for exercise, and for just caring about the atmosphere. that's what got him killed. riding on this very bright red bike, 45th and market street, somebody hit him and took off. at least somebody had the decency to see him lying on the street, and call 911, which saved his life for at least a bit. but you got to wonder if the initial person that hit him had called right away, would

jamal still be arrived. yesterday his parents from new york came down here to talk with police, and the media. >> as a mom, i am pleading with the person who hit my son, i forgive you, you need to know, i forgive you. please come forward. and the let the world know that the, let the people and the police know, driving home, whatever the case was, and i hit him. i wasn't thinking and then i did not stop. >> well for police the worse part of this is they have no physical evidence at all right now. there are no pieces of the car that were left behind, no broken glass, no paint, and not even any surveillance video right yet. what they are appealing for is the same thing jamal parents' are. somebody who knows something will say something. chris, lauren? >> let's hope so for that family's sake. all right, steve keeley, thank you so much. >> now to a developing story out of warrington this morning, family left homeless,

late night house fire, firefighters called out 2200 block of palladino drive after 11:00 last night. you can see from our video by the time they arrived just too late. the damage already done. not only did the house catch on fire, so did a car sitting in the driveway. no word on what started the fire. there are no report of any injuries. >> you decide coverage 2016 turns to the empire state. new yorkers for the first time in years help change the projective of the 2016 president as race. >> fox's joe wald man with a breakdown of last night's big contest in the big apple. >> the people of new york when they give thus casino after vote, and it is just incredible. >> donald trump wins new york's republican primary after campaigning for weeks in his home state. the question now, is by just how much, as the numbers continue to shake out. >> we don't have much of a race any more based on what i am seeing on television, senator cruz is just about

mathematically eliminated. >> ted cruz poised to come in last place behind john kasich proving to be damaged badly by his now intonate new york values comment, now on to the next battleground state pennsylvania where he is hoping to keep trump from the go egg to the magic number of 1237 delegates possibly forcing a contested convention. >> and now my friends, onward to victory. >> as for the democrats, fox news now declaring frontrunner hillary clinton the winner of new york democratic primary. >> today you proved once again there is no place like home. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders is already wooing pennsylvania voters, holding a rally at penn state university tonight vowing to keep fighting. >> let pennsylvania go forward and tell the world you are going to lead this country into a political revolution.

>> the next set of contests is next tuesday, when five states including pennsylvania, which has more than 280 delegates, are on the line. in washington, joel wald man, fox news. >> not just pennsylvania, delaware, as well, next tuesday, and sticking with politics, many of those candidates making stops right here in our delaware valley ahead of tuesday's primary. >> dave kinchen joins us from fishtown, dave, what's happening there? >> well, former secretary of state hillary clinton will be here meeting with supporters, her campaign is calling it an effort to rally and talk about why her campaign is right for values and for restoring the status of pennsylvania families and making the economy better. so she will be talking about the economy, talking about jobs, a lot of different issues here at the philmore in fishtown, rallying supporters, clinton will attend a discussion on gun violence in philly today, joining eric holder, form he secretary of state and first lady riding high on her solid victory in

new york's primary last night. soundly defeating vermont senator bernie sanders while going after donald trump who won the republican contest. here's what she said to supporters in. >> rebuild our city after the worst terror isay tack in our history, it is how americans worked our way back from the worse economic crisis in our lifetime. and it is how we're going to breakdown all the barriers hold being us bag. the mother owe of this state is exiuor. let's go out and win this election. >> sanders will be look to go bounce back after last might's major loss, so far no philly event for his campaign today, but he has saturated local media in recent weeks, and gop candidate ted cruz also adding another stop in the keystone state in addition to event he held at the national

constitution center last night. cruz continues to say he is the only candidate who could stop donald trump, but donald trump is up by double digits in pennsylvania. bark to you. >> if he was in new york, so we'll see if that follows suit. all right, thanks so much. hundreds turn out in robinsville new jersey to same good-bye to a beloved school superintendent. candles, tears, for 52 year old doctor steven bryer. he was hit by a student on her way to a class trip, while jogging yesterday morning near the high school. mayor, being remembered, as a grade school administrator, a coach, a mentor, and a family man who was always quick with a kind and encouraging word. >> he's always like walking down the hallways, i was in my clause, woe high five us, or just tell us hi, how our day is going. >> all at our sporting events, loved to be therefore everyone. >> mayor leaves behind a wife and three children, the cause of the accident still under investigation. police stepping up patrols right now along a popular nature trail near the

university of delaware campus. this after the brutal attack of a jogger, 23 year old graduate stood end found beaten, along the is james f trail monday night. she said a mask man shoved her from behind, push her to the grounds, then repeatedly punched her in the face until she passed out. people who use that trail say they are taking extra precautions right now. >> sometimes i would like invite friends, like, safer to run is all. and try to avoid -- >> investigators of newark say the man was wearing a ski mask and gloves. they don't have a motive for the attack. >> 4:11 this morning. more money, more problems. that might be the message atlantic city sending to the state of new jersey. how they are backing up those words. >> and a local police department mourning the loss after fellow officer. the cause behind this officer's sudden death later in our newscast. ♪

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>> for every day, even through friday, when it rains, will take pollen down, expect high levels of tree pollen giving us trouble, if that's what you're suffering from.

>> one day with 80 degrees, we won't be seeing 80 again. >> seeing heavy rain around houston, where we saw some flooding, earlier this week. here in philadelphia, no rain. so let's talk about when it will arrive. we jump ahead, through today, into thursday, when we will see increasing clouds throughout the afternoon and evening. but the rain probably won't be here until friday, maybe even not until midday, we 2:00, 3:00, it is rain willing, raining on and off, doesn't look like a lot of rain, but that's our day. into saturday morning, maybe few left-over showers but that will be it for the weekends, slightly cooler north and west of the city, 40 degrees in

lancaster, 49 in wilmington, 42 mount pocono, and 52 degrees in wildwood. winds are not as breezy as yesterday, but we still have 10-mile per hour win out of the northeast here in philadelphia. so nothing remarkable there. our average high temperature now up to 66 degrees, of course monday, when we made it to 82. yesterday not bad. 78 degrees. but we do expect a cooler day today, upper 60s, may hit 70 degrees. seventy-three tomorrow. then mid 70s friday, when we have a chance of a shower or possibly a pop up thunderstorm. then the showers could linger into saturday morning, rest of the weekend looks fantastic. another chance of showers by tuesday next week, looking good ahead, bob kelly. >> yes, looking good on the roadways for the most part. kind of quiet. 4:16 on this what's this wednesday morning. waking up to the overnight closure that far vine

expressway. >> no access to the vine between the schuylkill and broad street. over night construction until about 5:15, 5:30 or so. so coming into the city again off the schuylkill, use 30th, south or spring garden, if you pushed off at broad street you can use vine st. local. another overnight project, the suspension ropes that keep the delaware memorial bridge suspended, they're replacing number of them on the overnight, only one rain right now into delaware on the delaware memorial bridge, huge backups on the overnight. they say they'll finish up sometime this morning. >> if your ' typically heading south, use the delaware memorial bridge into dealt wear, here is a alternate. don't get stuck in that traffic jam. one jammed up there, no turning and and going back. from the get go, go over the come door barry bridge, come south on 59 into delaware it,

will prevent from getting stuck. again, no other alternate. once you past the commodore barry, delaware memorial your only amount that the. get ready for paint work today, on the schuylkill expressway, penndot will be painting lines on the schuylkill, beginning at 9:00, they begin at the turnpike, going to get hit eastbound in towards the city, flip a u-turn laverne in south philly work their way back out to king of prussia. all through the day expect delays. you know the schuylkill is a hot mess to begin with. when you put the penndot crews out there will make things more difficult. >> between city line like the airport all the way down into delaware county. otherwise, mass transit, the airport, looking good, chris, back to you. >> man want in the connection to fatal police involved shooting in new jersey now under arrest. violent -- vineland police took john brain into custody today. prosecutors say he was involved in a violent mugging on seventh and cherry streets

sunday in vineland, near a restaurant. police were chasing brain and second person, richard bar, jr., after the incident, police say during that chase, he shot at police, in response, a officer shot and killed bard. >> a woman in the hospital after a driver hit her at eighth and spruce in center city, happened about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. medics took her to jefferson university hospital. don't know her condition, but we're told the driver who hit her did stay at the scene. >> and in swedesboro, police want to find this man's killer, a officer found the body of 61 year old sylvester cones, jr., in a trailer at abandoned business three weeks ago. combs was homeless, and investigators believe he was beaten to death. the borough's council has approved a 2,500-dollar reward for information lead to go arrest for the murder. >> coming up on 4:20. newspaper twist in the financial woes of atlantic city. yes, the city now suing new jersey, for more than $33 million. city officials say they were promised the money before the

governor blocked it earlier this year. the city is also requesting a special master to oversee a state monitor now in place in city hall. the monitors overseeing the city's finances, atlantic city set to run out of monday any just weeks. >> governor tom cough thanking some state legislatures who helped to make medical marijuana legal. the governor stopped by the office of nicaraguarellie. wolf promising pennsylvania that recreational marijuana use no closer to being lil legalized. >> in terms of it being a gateway to the legalization of recreational march juan, a the pattern is just not there. this is really about addressing the needs of patients, families, people, fellow citizens, who are just asking to be treated by their doctors the way their doctors think they should be treated. >> wolf visited state senator david reach's office in king

of prussia yesterday, as women. >> the philadelphia school district honors some of its principals for out standing leadership. >> in fact, seven administrators stood tall at the ceremony yesterday, and boy should they. the district awarded them with the lynn vac distinguished principal award. school superintendent hite and wolf were there. the award comes with $20,000 stipend. the christian r and marry f lindh back foundation funds that prize which spotlights public service work. >> all right, the spotlight now, on the wells fargo center tonight. yep the flyers have a loft questions, but does it seem like they have any answers, especially now that one of the players has been suspended? howard has what you need to know if we hope to stay in the playoff hunt this week. it will be casino of ugly i think. oh, boy. all right, this is pretty, though. do you have these numbers? this is just music to your ears.

>> vince valez guest has not allowed a run this season until last night. we go to citizens bank park, already down two-nothing, and after an error by ryan howard, it is a three-run homer, the mets had six homeruns, they beat the phillies 11 to one. all right, the flyers are in trouble. down three games to one, the flyers are getting destroyed on the power play. washington, five for nine in the last game, flyers zero for

13 in the series, will steve mason, just one of the questions for the flyers. >> obviously not in a favorable position here, but, you know, definitely been around long enough to see it been done. you know, the come back, like i say, it has got to be. you got to go shift by shift. you got to go period by period. that's how you make it up. you can't look, you know, beyond where we, are we can't look back. >> and that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> new york primary, over now. the presidential candidates saying their sites in pennsylvania. >> you know what this friday is? >> what? >> april 22. >> okay? >> it is also earth day. and we opportunity do our part to help the environment, right? >> yes. >> so we want you to join us seven to 10:00 a.m. for our earth day sledding event at parx casino. bring any of your unwanted document, have them safely and

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>> emotional words from a new york mother, in philadelphia, to help find her son's killer. left to die after hit-and-run, what she has to say to who

ever is responsible. >> local police department mourning the loss after fellow officer. the cause behind this officers' sudden death coming up. >> a day after the new york prime area, the presidential candidate are focusing on pennsylvania, several of them making stops in our area. more on the full court press to win the keystone state. good day everybody, it is wednesday, april 20th, 2016. >> i always feel badly that we're not saying also winning the first state. look at this. there is scott, by the way. good morning, scott. thanks for coming in. that's our executive producer, he just wants to make sure everything is going well. >> you know who is also famous today? >> who? >> tim our director, he became famous yesterday. >> and there is scott. >> scott, he runs the show, yes. tim is now famous, all over twitter yesterday. he has his own hashtag, because people are trying to convince al text choose hashtag team tim. you missed it. >> sue, were you here. >> oh, it was must-see it. v. hopefully it is on fox29.com.

if not we have to get it there. because it was fun. anyway, this is a look at the current ultimate doppler radar picture. nothing again on our side of the country, now it has been over a week since it has rained. more rain in texas, which isn't good, but back to us, because that's really what we are concerned about today. no clouds right now. it means sunny day today. it is a little cooler than yesterday. 10-mile per hour wind out of the north-northeast. 34% relative humidity, very dry mourning, 40's to the north of us, and then to the south of us, as well, although 52 degrees in wilmington, so these temperatures just a bit cooler than it was yesterday at this time. sweater weather once again this morning. but very comfortable and pleasant, little bit breezier than it was yesterday at this time. but not as breezy as it was in the afternoon when it got kind of windy. so today, pretty tranquil, pretty sunny, another butte which temperatures in the upper 60s, throughout the day, sunset time is 7:45. so, it is looking good, once again. how long can we keep this

going? we'll let you know when the next chance of rain is coming in the seven day forecast. bob kelly is here right now, what's up? >> we're on a roll. keep it coming. 4:31 on this wednesday morning, crews still out there, workers loving this weather by the way, 4:22 eastbound, down to one lanas you work your way from collegeville in toward king of prussia. light volume at the moment. so okay. just remember the speeds are reduced in all of the construction zones. here is a live look at the vine street expressway. still, officially closed, between the schuylkill and broad street. every now and then we see a car kind of move through, looks like they may be ready to open up the westbound side, and there is only one lane open on the delaware memorial bridge into delaware. i just spoke to the state police. they said probably until 5:30, they're replacing the suspension cords along the delaware memorial bridge. so if you are leaving new jersey, and heading into delaware this morning, only one lane open. this is left over from last

night. i would play it safe. if you are getting ready to step out the front door, don't even go down that far. come over the commodore barry, then take 95 south, into delaware, that will connect you with wilmington, you can go straight on down further south, that's the best bet until you know until we get the words that all of the lanes are open on the delaware memorial bridge. something goes wrong, they run behind, bamm, you can get yourself stuck in a traffic jam there, and fire location on naman's creek road, just off of route 322, with some local detours, the schuylkill, looking good at the moment, no problems. but penndot will be doing some line paint being later today which will tie us up all day in both directions. mass transit looking good, chris, lauren, back to you. >> man on his bike hit and left to die on the street of west philadelphia. >> and this morning, his mother's making a desperate plea to find the driver responsible, steve keeley with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: our viewers no doubt watching television every morning are sick every us saying hit-and-run. the reason we didn't talk

about this hit-and-run before now is because we didn't know it was hit-and-run, neither did police initially. it became a fatal hit-and-run, too, by the way, two days after the actual case on monday morning when the young man hit died 54 hours later after being brought to the hospital. it happened saturday morning, sometime before 4:00 a.m., and police believe it or not aren't even sure exactly what time 27 year old local mechanical engineer and drexel gradual jamar morris was hit, and how long he may have been just left lying in the street here at 45th and market, right down the street from where he went to college and studied engineering. because no one saw it happen. no one has found surveillance video so far of jamal biking past any cameras in the area. there are no car parts, like a mirror or headlight, that we usually see in other hit-and-run cases, it was initially even thought to be assault because the 911 caller told the operator a man was hurt and on the ground. he had head trauma. people thought somebody beat him. while it was only later

investigators after talking with the doctors at the hospital and trying to save him and realize that his injuries were from being hit by a car, and that he was on the smashed up bright red bike found nearby. >> we really need the public's help, and the public has helped out in the past. so we're asking to step up again and help with us this investigation. >> it was a bright red, 26-inch bike, bright red. maybe somebody saw a bright red bicycle about that time, with a car nearby, we need something to start on, that's why i am referring out to the public, the media, to help us out, help us start the investigation somewhere. >> we're frustrated right now. i'm still going to urge the person to come forward and turn themselves in, do the right thing, dot right thing by their conscious. >> well, something that may shake the person's conscious is that you hear about this great young man, and you understand why he was so good, because we melt his parent yesterday, and coming up in a half an hour you will hear from them. you will hear the mother say

she already forgives the driver even though she doesn't know hot driver is, you will also ask her talk about with her husband how jamal, even in death, saved seven lives. he was an organ donor. and his org ganse went to seven people who needed them desperately to go on living. >> so important to be an organ donor. all right, steve, thank you. >> and police are still searching for clues after a woman was found with her throat slashed in kensington early yesterday morning, around 3:00 a.m., detectives say the victim, who is in her 30's, collapsed on a 2,000 block of stella street after walking nearly 100 feet, wounded and looking for help. one witness says it was like a scene from a nightmare, when he saw the woman staggering down the street, soaked in her own blood. >> i knew her throat was slashed, it was wide open, from ear to ear. she stumbled down the street, outright here, and right there. >> that witness and passing motorist ran to the woman's help. police say the woman carried no id. could not speak as a result of

that 12-inch gash to her throat. she has had surgery, and is recovering in critical condition at temple hospital. >> a police department in mourning, after the sudden death of a fellow officer. according to the haverford township police department, 39 year old william alberta died sunday due to an illness. the seven year veteran of the force suffered medical emergency last week while playing ice hockey in the police league. he died of natural causes after being hospitalized for a week. he leaves behind his wife and three young kids. services are set for this weekend. >> happening today, pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, will be back in court for a pretrial hearing. kane want a judge to who leaked record togs a newspaper. her lawyers say only three groups had the fb iphone recording of her political consultant, those parties prosecutors, state prosecutors, and kane's legal team.

>> 4:36. dave kinchen live for us. >> that's right, fresh off of heroin in new york, hillary clinton bridges her campaign to philadelphia. we gave you a preview after the break.

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>> fishtown, where you might catch a glimpse of some of the candidates or at least one. >> yes, that's right, hillary clinton, you know there is venue usually known for concerts, but in a way i guess you can say politics is a concert of its own kind. hillary clinton one of several events in the area, but she will be here at the philmore, in what the campaign is calling an organizing event to rally her supporters, clinton will also attend a discussion on gun violence in philly today, joining former attorney general, eric holder, and she may even add other event, sometimes neice campaigns will put event on the schedule as the candidate is in town. former secretary of state, and first lady, riding high on her solid victory in new york's primary last night, soundly defeating vermont senator bernie sanders, while going after donald trump, who won the republican contest in the empire state, and here is what she said to her supporters. >> a tomorrow where we trust and respect each other despite our differences because we're

going to make positive differences in people's lives. that is what this is supposed to be about, actually helping people and each other. >> democratic rival sanders will be campaigning across pennsylvania today looking to bounce back after last night's major loss. so far no philly events, but hads campaign has saturated recent media. ted cruz also adding another stop at the skee stone state in addition to an event he held last night at the national constitution center, cruz continues to say he's the only one who can beat donald trump, by the way, donald trump is leading pennsylvania, in polls, by double digits, at least at this point. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much, dave. minor league baseball has a new campaign ad out. targeting teenagers, but not trying to get tell to play baseball. so what are they doing? we'll explain.

>> all right, we show you the pollen count. if you suffer from seasonal allergies, undoubtedly your bill at the grocery store for tissues has gone up, because it has really been high. we haven't had rain in over a week. even after we get some rain on friday it, doesn't look like it will be enough of a deluge, to really take down that pollen level very much. so, even on saturday, we're predicting high levels of tree pollen. temperatures falling little bit with the jet stream further to the south.

we told you yesterday about the colds front. so we don't think we will even make it to 70 in some places today, after that 82 degrees on monday. but still, it is about average for this time of year. what we're predicting, we don't have any rain as we showed you, un for the lip, there still is rain in texas, where they've had flooding for the past couple of days, it is the dallas area getting hit this morning with very heavy rain. and some thunderstorms moving down toward wako. but for us, it is dry at the moment. we look ahead to the future cast. we see dry weather for the entire day today and tomorrow. but by the end of the day tomorrow we will see cloudy skies, and then, the rain rolls in, maybe few showers overnight, and into friday morning. but it looks like friday afternoon is when we will get whatever we will get. again it, doesn't look like it will be enough of a deluge to really make a big difference in the pollen, but at least it will water whatever you have planted outside so far t should be gone by saturday morning, and that will be our one day of rain for this work week, 52 degrees right now in philadelphia, little chillier

to the north of us, mount pocono at 42, and they were about 50 yesterday at this time. 40 degrees in lancaster, 44 in dover. so it is a sweater weather kind of morning. 10-mile per hour breeze in philadelphia. our average high is 66. i think we will end up around 66, 68 degrees today. cooler than yesterday. when we got to 78, and definitely cooler than monday when we were in the 80s, so there we go with our 68. still a ten. because that's around where we are supposed to be for this time in april. we warm up tomorrow. it is still dry. we get those increasing clouds, throughout the afternoon, on thursday, getting ready for the rain on friday, can't rule out pop up thunderstorm or two on friday afternoon. but, it looks like, dry weather returns for both saturday and sunday if we get tiny shower in the morning on saturday, that's all we will get. and then another chance of showers on tuesday. so it is turning out pretty well for the weekends, bob kelly. >> yes, still hoping showers are off for all of the soccer, baseball games out there saturday and sunday. good morning to downtown

philly. come on down. no problems at all, just pulled up the barricades. so we are open for a morning rush hour. the vine street expressway had been closed through the overnight, take it off our checklist. forty-two freeway coming into the city light volume so far this morning. only one lane open on the delaware memorial bridge headed into delaware. police say until about 5:30, right now, just minor brake tap coming across the span. but in the next half hour, if you typically use that delaware memorial bridge, i would play it safe and cut off and use the commodore barry into pennsylvania, and then come south on 95 to a void getting stuck in the jam that could occur here on the delaware memorial if they're not out of there in time with the construction. as dave kinchen just mentioned, hillary clinton event in town tonight will impact the evening rush hour big time. first of all, doors open at 4:00. then starts at 6:30, it is at the philmore, which is right up the street there from

sugarhouse, talking neighborhood, fishtown, we will have police presence, we will have the motorcade madness, so watch for detours and the route 15 trolley runs right there. that's probably impacted. wait to go hear back from septa on what the game plan is for that. bottom line is be ready to hunker down or stay out of that area, during the afternoon rush hour. and of course, that's right there also at the off-ramps from 95 and girard avenue. so there could be begin a lot of roadways, not just neighborhood, but also 95 will be impacted, with a motorcade there in the beginning of our evening rush hour. fire location down in delaware, naman's creek just off of route 261. they are paving the kelly drive. that will project continues this week. so all feel the bumpy ride, maybe stone or two kicking up here, they do not work during the rush hours, but during the day, and then the overnight, yes, they are still out there until about 5:30 this morning, mass transit, everybody

looking good, buses, trains, trolleys, both the market frankford and subway still running buses until 5:00 a.m. chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, to developing story out of michigan today. will be the first time we learn of criminal charges connected to that flint water crisis, sources say the charges will be filed against a pair of state department of environmental quality officials and local water treatment plant supervisor, flint has been coping with fall out with its decision to switch it water supply two weeks ago, because that far, water lines corroded causing lead to seep into the water supply. many people are sick as a result. city has been under state of emergency for more than four months now. people who live there are using filters and bottled water. >> re tell giant target taking a stand on an ongoing national debate, the hot topic, what casino of bathrooms transgender people can use. target released a statement yesterday announcing transgender employees and customers can use the rest rumor fitting room facility, that corresponds with their gender identity.

that decision comes on the heals of north carolina's controversial bathroom legislation, hb2. >> the fda taking aim at kids who use chewing tobacco, and they are using baseballs to prove their point. >> government health regulators along with minor league baseball teams are teaming up in a new campaign to discourage rural teens from using chew. the f d.a. says, its latest effort target white rural males to are more likely to use dip, chew the leave tobacco or smoke less tobacco products, now the agency says new campaign is it first targeting the negative effect of chewing tobacco including gum disease and multiple forms of cancer. i know ryan sandberg, who used to be our phillies manager, just last season, was one of the first to step out as a major league star and say don't chew tobacco. >> i know, i had a really good friend who played baseball in high school, college, was a photograph nerve memphis, would use it still when we were out shooting stories. just becomes a bad lab. >> i definitely addicting.

i have images every lenny dykstra when he was playing centerfield for the phillies, giant cheek. >> were you a baseball player. did you ever use dip? >> i tried it. >> what's it like attraction to it? >> i don't know, it is casino of a sport where you are always fidgeting all the time, a lot of down time, so i think something to do. >> something to do? >> but just chew gum instead. a loft kids are going to sunflower seeds now, but then you have seeds all over the field which is a mess. >> you would rather seeds? >> a lot more healthy for sure. coca-cola is getting a make over, outside. us, in the hopes of strengthening its name. so, coke, diet coke, coke zero, coke life, all of those lables, will soon feature a large red disc the company says the one brands look, and then spread to other countries, still testing its options in the u.s. and plans no changes this year here, every day we still here and bip you the news, sometimes,

it might look like tv that makes the headlines, what? >> what? >> so you know sometimes people say oh, it doesn't matter what you look like, just tell me the news. but really what you look like does matter. so i'll explain it after the break. >> clearly what i just tried to say.

>> so there is a new survey out, it ranks the top female news ankle operation, burr not really about our integrity. >> intelligence? >> right. based on appearance. >> well, that's important, right? but it shouldn't the only thing. so a website your tailored news names the hottest news anchors. fox news by the way, take a look here, fox's megan kelly, third, bloomberg television, hong kong, second, robin need from, number three, courtney, and of course los angeles making the top ten list, julie, and jena lee from fox news. >> why didn't they rang the men? >> they should have. because it is a little bit sexist, don't you think? >> ugh, ya. >> all right, let's name the

men. who is number one? >> chris murphy. >> thank you, i'll take that. >> you're right, i think you're absolutely right. >> and you know what's so funny? you got to look into the camera though. >> and my hair -- that hair will not be hot for anyone. >> really? is that hair brown or red, can anyone decide? >> slowly gray. >> your co-anchor is so cute with his red hair. aim like do you watch our show? >> the light hits it, it makes it look red. >> i get so confused confused wy say that to me, your co-anchor is so cute can his red hair. >> you can see sue in the shot. is this a weird shot seeing sue over my shoulder all morning hi, sue, how are you? >> i have no place else to go. >> today is national look alike. who does everyone say i always look like? >> kelly rowland, right? >> always. >> a spitting image. >> everyone says it, all the time, like you know who you look like, then i can finish the sentence, kelly rowland. >> is she also from the atl? >> i think she might live there now. who do people say that you

look like? >> you know, like 20 years ago, people used to say i look like meek at keaton the actor. i don't know. i wish i had his monday. >> i send us your look alikes, use the #goodday20. coming up: pennsauken family is elated, their dog, that was missing; back home. we will tell you how this return is real ahmed call miracle.

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